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Teaching AI offline… one smoothie at a time 🤖🍓
I made 3 quick videos to help you:
1️⃣ Run AI models offline
2️⃣ Train them
3️⃣ Generate your own data
Everything is open source 🍃👇
📺 https://youtu.be/lc6lVCe0XHI
📺 https://youtu.be/FQr7VrK5RRQ
📺 https://youtu.be/YB9cVyjV9Bo
📂 https://github.com/hassanhabib/AI.Llama.Traing.Offline
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Just trained my own language model offline.
No cloud. No APIs. Fine-tuned it on my data, merged it, and ran it with llama.cpp.
This is what real AI literacy looks like.Documentation:
https://github.com/hassanhabib/AI.Llama.Traing.Offline -
Just published: The Standard v2.10.2
In this release, you will learn about custom http methods, routes naming conventions between nouns and verbs, and finally an introduction to x-www-form-urlencoded parameters in Standard-compliant APIs.
Check out our release notes here:
https://github.com/hassanhabib/The-Standard/releases/tag/v2.10.2
Check out the full, free and open-source version of The Standard here:
https://github.com/hassanhabib/The-Standard
You can also download a PDF copy of The Standard for free here:
https://github.com/hassanhabib/The-Standard/actions/runs/9438702472/artifacts/1583364271
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Just published: The Flow-Forward rule for Services and it's routines in The Standard
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The Standard v1444.09.08 is released - get your free PDF copy here today
https://github.com/hassanhabib/The-Standard/releases/tag/1444.09.08
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Just published: Hybrid Continuous Validations
In this new section of The Standard I'm going to explain specific scenarios where non-circuit-breaking validations could change it's structure and implementation based on the complexity of the model of the data being validated.
This nested validations approach is quite important to ensure the examination of required data before send it off to an external resource or processing the data internally.
Special thanks to Elbek Normurodov for his continuously amazing insights on ways to enhance and improve The Standard and evolving our way of thinking about building solid systems that we could all rely on.
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Christo du Toit made a great addition to The Standard Team for best practices and engineering guidelines.
This chapter talks about the etiquettes of code contributions, pairing, committing, merging and naming conventions.
If your engineering team today doesn't have well-defined practices for these practices - give Christo's chapter here a read.
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Just published: Special chapter about Standardized Provider Abstraction Libraries This chapter talks about important characteristics external provider libraries must have before being utilized by standardized systems. Check it out here today.
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A simple diagram to show a high-level view of the difference between Standardized and chaotic systems.
If you like the view on the left, read more about how to bring your system to a clean, test-driven, maintainable state according to The Standard
Here's a free copy of The Standard:
https://github.com/hassanhabib/The-StandardYou can also get a hard copy from here:
https://www.amazon.com/Standard-Ultimate-Building-Enterprise-Level-Systems/dp/B0B7QTTRNKRead what other engineers from all around the world have said about The Standard here:
https://github.com/hassanhabib/The-Standard/blob/master/0.%20Introduction/0.3%20Testimonials.md -
Just Published: This chapter in The Standard will walk you through developing and testing UI components. Every UI component out there could consist of data, elements and actions. Check out how The Standard defines test-driving CSS styles in #Blazor amongst other capabilities.
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Ever heard of Roaring Bitmaps?
They are one of those data structures most developers do not hear about often, but they can help query massive sets of records in a fraction of a second.
In this video, I show a simple C# example comparing List, HashSet, and Roaring Bitmaps for fast intersections across large sets of integer IDs.
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Humble Bundle has a new collection of 2025 software architecture books - all from O'Reilly and all for just $25 (you can pay more if you want more to go to charity)
This is good stuff for two reasons:
- Very cheap! These books are worth ~ $1500
- What you pay goes to charity.
This offer ends in about 8 days from the date of this post. Get it today.
Get your copies from this link:
https://www.humblebundle.com/books/software-architecture-2025-oreilly-books
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🚀 New video on building an offline AI agent with Mistral 7B and a live SQL database.
It can:
Read schema
Generate SQL
Handle hallucinations
Retry if it failsNo internet, no APIs. Just real agentic logic.
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🦙📡 New offline RAG tutorial just dropped!
"Make Your Offline AI Model Talk to Local SQL DB"
➤ SentenceTransformer for embeddings
➤ FAISS for semantic search
➤ Local LLaMA (via llama.cpp) for generation
➤ SQL Server for storage🔐 Fully local & private — perfect for edge computing or secure AI workflows
🎥 Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jFpLNglWBc
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🚨 17 AI & Machine Learning books from O’Reilly for just $30 via @humble!
Yes, the real ones. Yes, only $30.
Offer ends in 11 days → https://www.humblebundle.com/books/machine-learning-ai-and-bots-oreilly-2025-books -
Prepping data for AI feels a bit like meal prep…
Except your dinner is a .jsonl file and your customer is a llama. 🐪I’m learning the ropes of AI training, starting with how to turn raw .txt into structured data for LLMs.
🎥 How to Feed Your Llama is live:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB9cVyjV9Bo#AI #LLM #JSONL #FineTuning #Python #LearningInPublic #LLaMA #Mistral
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Did you know that you can run Python code in your C# application?
Learn more about IronPython here:
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Did you know that you can run Python code in your C# application?
Learn more about IronPython here:
https://ironpython.net/ -
Did you know that you can run Python code in your C# application?
Learn more about IronPython here:
https://ironpython.net/ -
Did you know that you can run Python code in your C# application?
Learn more about IronPython here:
https://ironpython.net/ -
Did you know that you can run Python code in your C# application?
Learn more about IronPython here:
https://ironpython.net/ -
Run AI completely offline with Llama-CLI and C#! 🚀
No cloud. Full control.
Watch the full guide here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc6lVCe0XHI
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Released: RESTFulSense 2.10.0
RESTfulSense is a .NET library that enables engineers to integrate with RESTful APIs seamlessly by converting Http error codes into meaningful exceptions.
This new release will now support mapping application/json requests.
Thanks to Elbek for pushing this change and Christo for reviewing and publishing the new library.
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I'm working on a free YouTube end-to-end course to simplify working with #OpenAI for both seasoned and new software engineers.
Stay tuned!
#chatgpt #blazor #dotnet #csharp #openai #artificialgeneralintelligence #machinelearnig
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In this session Kenneth, Christo and I will continue to explore SPAL (Standardized Provider-Abstraction Libraries) implementation.
Check out our new session here today.
#thestandard #spal #abstraction #dotnet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98_9I2hpaKA&ab_channel=HassanHabib
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I had fun chatting with HR Team Group in Paris about The Standard.
This session goes from A - Z about the theory of The Standard and how to build truly maintainable systems regardless of how complex the domain and the capabilities maybe.Check out this session with Florian Renard and his colleagues here! The session is in both French and English.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kC2yz_L0wnM&ab_channel=HRTeamGroup
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Check it out.
Microsoft Visual Studio now has Endpoints Explorer feature to show you all the endpoints available in your ASP.NET Core project.This is a preview feature that you can enable by simply searching on the top search bar for Endpoints Explorer - super simple and easy to use.
This feature is available in Visual Studio 2022 Preview 3.0
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Check out this new session with Kenneth && Paul on the topic of developing provider abstraction libraries according to The Standard.
These libraries are crucial in enabling remote and local testing for E2E systems in addition to pushing standardization further beyond the Brokers realm in any enterprise system
Enjoy the session.
#thestandard #abstraction #systemsdesign
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEb0BA8CgFk&ab_channel=HassanHabib
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Check this out.
Azure SQL Servers can make RESTful API calls directly to Azure Functions.
Davide Mauri and his team outdid themselves with this new feature.
Check out his blog post here:
https://lnkd.in/dbj8Xesz